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Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
THIRD EDITION.
Philsdelphia Items.

July 80 Five child.
ish ruup,rs faced MaPiat-ate Clement
yestsrdsy. They were Willie Maltseed,
aRed y, Of Eighteenth and Nautsin
streets: John Easen, aged IL, OF 1884
Mann ain street; Theod )re Phiiitr, aged
IL. OF 1925 NsUdsin street; Mary NC.
Kama. aged II, OF Eighteenth and
Naudain streets. aud Emma Boy d. aged
9 wears, of 1897 Naudsin street.
The inquest held yesterday In the
case Of Owen Murphy, who died from
the result of o fractured skull, supposed
10 lave been caused by being hit with
a brick, did not clear up the mystery
which surrounds the assault, and no
clue has 30 far been obtained 70 the
murderer. The only new point brought
out by the evidence In addition 70 what
has already been published was that
Murphy said o short time before his
death that his assailsnt Was colored
man. TIE jury rendered . verdict that
death Was due to tetanus, the result OF
injuries inflicted by some Person or
persvns unknown. The police will con-
tinus their investigation.
They were captured by officers Of the
American Distrio. Telegraph Company
Thursday In house on Spruce street
near Seventeenth. The occupants are
away In the country. One Of the chill.
dren c!im bed the fence and found the
cellar window unfastened. He went
inside and WAS followed by the others
The burglar alarm went of and the cffi
GERS arrived while the children were
packing up q lot Of siverware, table
linen snd clothing into bundles, read
to take It away. They were held under
$500 bail each for trial.
Robert McGrath, who was charged
before the coroner with causing the
death Of bis brother Patrick, but who
was txopersted by the jury ON the
ground that death was caused BY gas
tritis, was given hearing before Mas
istra,e Pole yesterday on the charge Of
aggravated assault and battery. The
evidence was very conflicting and the
prisorer was committed for furtl e'
hearing to-day.
Robert Jthnson, alias Rohne, who II
wanttd In Washington, ID. G., TO an
swer the charge Cf assault and batter.
with intent to kill, was arrested Frida.
by Special Oficer Mclaughlin, of tn
Nineteenth district, on the strength o
request from the police authorities
that city to Chief Wood. The prisone
was handed over to the L ntted State
Marshal to be taken back for trial.
An unknown German, aged about 8
years, was run over and killed las
evening, on the Reading Railroad, nea
Sixteenth Street Station.
H1sh Mclaughlin was struck b,
lightDipg and instantly killed yestei
day while taking shelte- under tree
near Frankfort,
John d. Blcush was f3aud dead yes
terdsy hanging By a rore around hi
neck 10 freight car On siding u
Germantown junction.
wendlin Otto comm itted suicide yes
terdsy by hanging. He Was out Q
work and despondent.
Frank Burke was yesterday c)m
mitted withou; bail 10 snswer chsrg
OF throwing brick which fractures
the skull OF Edward R,gan.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Damage 70 The CnL

FREDERICK, Nd, III
cordlng to the reports nxH
dent Boushnlan TO Day "
the fourteen mile level d
peake and Ohio canal
cock and Williamson, ta
of the recent heavy lsiIsa
more serious nature 'M
ported. One break o.
aevepty.fv fee: AID A3
feet long, and belos !hs u
canal. One halt Of The ~
hundred and hity yards IN
The walls OF 10th cal7sn
ferry ara almost conp.sslj !
ed, and the culvert Is lli's5
to fall at any montr'
culvert at the same pIssa
damaged. A large IunMs|
heeR put TO work; with lssi'| lsaj
Sc and 1t is hoped 'iE
can be sufficiently repAn|
the resumption OF Daviiss|
ten days. Colonel B,rgl.
to 60 up to the bIesi 4. ~
personally see that s.s,l.' Y, J
tha. can be to expedite 'A'H
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
All About Boulsnger.

PARIS, July 20 -General Ferron, Min
lister of War, has forwarded circular to
the different commanders OF the army
forbidding military bands 10 play Boul-
angst airs.
General Boulspger yesterday sent his
seconds with challenge 10 NJ. Ferry to
fight duel Oh account OF the speech
made by NJ. Ferry at Epinal recently at
tacking General Boulangcr.
VI Ferry's friends &vow that the ex-
Premier will lot accept General Boulan
gers challenge. NJ. Ferry considers that
he has not exceeded the right Of one
politician to critie!se another.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
An Awful Dent,st's BIZ.

Three teth In the head OF G. Onesti
were opented upon recently by DR.. w.
j. YouUser, who sent In his bill for
1896 30, alleged to be due him as an ag-
0reRate for twenty-five hours and
twenty minutes work at SIS an hour.
Onest' refused to settle, claiming that
he considered $40 to be reasonable
chsr,e. Suit was brought by the den-
tist, and the jury awarded the plsiutifi
theSI0 offered him at fint.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
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Rather PremArQ.e

SOFIA, July % No ofiieial Knowledge
is possessed here coni,matory OF the ru.
NOR that Prince Ferdinand OF SAKE Co.
burg Gotha has decided to come here and
assume possession OF the Bulgarian
throne, to which the Sobranje elected him,
and not wait for the Powers to confirm
his election. The rumor is at least pre-
mature.
LONDON, July 29.-The report is con.
frmed that Russians are fostering the Re-
publican movement in Bulgaria to in
crease the anxieties OF the Bulgarian gov
ernment.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
TTNPnEcEDtETfn ATTRLcTI0Hl
Ii OVER HALF | MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

incorporated In 1883 for 10 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wi.h capital OF $1,000, ,ooo-to
which a reserve fund Of over s560,oo0 has
sin 50 boen added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its ran.
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorsed by the people OF any state.
II never scales or postpoTaes.
Its Grand single Number Draw.
lngs saRe place Monthly, and che
Semi. annual Drawings regular,
~ every six months u une and Do.
cemberl.
WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH 9bAND
DRA VINO, GLASS H. In THE ACAll
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, August 8, lSS7-2O7th
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Foreign Companies in Russia.

ST, PETERSBURG, July ga com
miss ion has been appointed to irquire
snto the rights of foreign compsnies
owning lard or works In Russia. The
attention OF the commission will be
specially directed to companies owning
factories In the western provinces. 1t
10 expected that the commission, acting
In pursuance OF the ukase OF Marcn 26,
will recommend that factories be Closed
or transferred to Russian subjects.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Brandy wine SUNNI,

Several familie, have |,
out and are enosmpsd %
wiue Summit canp M
Munson end Mrs. R,a.
Thursdsy and occupied Id
on the zane day A B
family moved Gu; and N
Union avenue. W. n. Nd
family are moving Oh, b
Woodrow went ou. ;Olg,
the building Of tenl'.
II Is said that qula.lr
OF lew tents will be utstA
agsintt q scarcity Of sAHi
new well sunk last ysN h |
several feet ceeper i,yzl
is in an excellent couiilAl
next week Gil the rrNS|
cleaned away and sTwaj
proper condition.
The farmers In The Vlt.lly|
request those VINO s,lstisI
have mere respect 70, ptns
than hss been shown lr!al
cornHelds have been itira
at times, and a farmer rIal
says his pun pkins were IN
ged, under the suppalll
were wstermelons.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
mt of order

Tho citizens over Third street bridge
arc complaint & that the Ere alarm ON
that side is not kept in order. They
say 1t has not been la order ior nearly
six months, and II fire would break out
tho alarm could not be struck without
coming tn this side Of the bridge. viii.
liam ii. Q1ipn ia chairman of the Fire
Committee, and will no doubt have the
matter attended to as soon as informed
of the circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
FIFTH EDIIli
Dohth CT -,

Thous,' ova,h CT fAnthee,s,
S,ea 1sen d Ih1,ndIsd, ,ntl,d hs. %, ., a.a is
ls't evening . At aes,'a, y !, !e
sssSs., saocs to lhe co1nr,sl.:,s S,l:st
forIhsd for ,Ss the ripe, Cd ~. sS's; !, !,
disease disease might havs vsDTIissa Iis.aa I
longer. He was Aa'a Anva u
Hundred. bis ian ia@,IS9 U9in NJ b
II Q family has \, sDssI'asas.
neu, msa IN 1 whatever va, n,sI1' S',l
%as prcs,... &C. said ,st t, have Is sls,,,,1 s,,,1
Hun hsundrei, ,I, County sss ssp'sl s'
snsy tas:s lived, MI, H,a,i,ss Id saa|
M%ef' hs', !, but he vss AVN, N.Y. N
was WAS o tncdsl of prod dr'ss.a uc"'.aa
oes aes', and he was als.,,'n,s. als,S,',s
aco1 crops. ''n
10 religious t.lIs,N, N
hhiesoyteIian. RI s Nearly VI. ri n
S ne Was . member Of 4, N ~
Ssteriaa Ss li, Church, ou. A. 4 ~ y
ne removed bis m.m,.s, "
Delaware lava. City prssb,'s' psrs's]
In In politics Mr. HlsrIu:' Tuy's. ~
Wshia, and q persons sn,sI ~ !.
M. Clayton. DA' ms
When the whle D,,,,
power he became 4 R.n'y srS
naming true and ,tssj,s sS.
ciples. In the dark hoars
he was q leader amopan ps,' !,
OF Delaware, and ,S N
friend to the soldier v,1
ne n0nOred lis na,,,.1
Ing a term in ths L.iss]
also faithfully filled ! I'm ,'.|
ordinate offices.
a., Nr. Higgins was h,pu,|
tic relations, having m N
young a Mi.s spruspss !, n
OF this happy union N y
gins, OF Delaware Ci,y ,,1
vuicAnizsd Fibre Ooa,u5
Anthony, q promil sn' \.
city; Thomas and Pspr,
In New York, and Mol
lei Corbett. Of Odessa
The funeral service, II,
. on Monday afternoon +,
from the ls:e rs.!ierc. a,
la Rkd Lion Hundrtt IN,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Supposed TO be q Css ",

PETERSBURG. VA, JAl
ia a good deal Of tIas ,.,'..
ne.Shborhood o' N'~ Y.
House, a stnticn Cd ~ IN.
Western Railroad ,oVs' over, a.
to he a most bInta' n.,. lna,.'IT 4,
of a man ramed Psiei v
lived in the above c'lau, ',
Wing across tie rallIoa "
Notioway Cont Hol's JUS VI y
with every ina:ca'ioa i N
the victim OF fcnl pay !. N
PFC ed OF the cT!us I.s1
Freed man Harta"as' 's. ,s,i] nj,
ss1n body, walker sni bg '.
rival rUu lovers, and hsd ro'
" tsrms for q long sllls,i,, ll@,i
iury are noT ~ aanI,,|
every Effort will 10 I"1
murderer. !
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
GoipR to California.

Robert Gard we'll, 6O3 Market street,
will tsi from New York on Wed nesc ay
at noon for San FrapoiFco. Cal. He
will 20 by way of the Isthmus Of Pan.
anna. HIS principal object is the ina.
prsvement O. his health, which has not
been the best for some time, and he will
remain on the Pacific Coast an indefi.
n ito time,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
No CAses.

There has not been single case be
fore the city court either yesterday or
to-day. This is nc doubt owing to the
torrid weather, but whether its efleot is
on tie odicers OF tbe yioistors OF the
law is ID question which is open for sr-
gument.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
e G.s4E...sL&GzGxAStsfs.e:sas
''>'''' * - ssauxia'
s.5@~%
UemnafsnYanar d

We, the undersigned BanEB and Ranters,
will pay ali Prizes drawn IN rhe Louieian.
State Lotteries which may be presented 81
our counters.
j. III. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana
National Bank
PIERCE LANAUX, Pres. State Ha-
lfOnal Bank.
a. BALDWIN. Pres. n. q. Hat'l B'E
Carl. KOHM Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Stadiqer's Aurantii

auU keep the stomach, haer
and kidneys in capital order.
THIS is to lie a6oee disease
and in defiance efM Thrice
is he armed soho has his syS.
tenn fortified against The DIS
eases incident TO sumner ana
Loao yz5,ey seetl0HS. For sale
by all d,u ugeasts. II
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Battenb berg Gsty u Place.

l LONDON, July 20 Prince Louis Of
has been appointed to the
Of the British ironolad Dread
naught over the heads Of scores of se-
niors. 1t is expected that the II sdicals
will criticise the heappointment In Parlia'
ment,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
WHAT 1T is.

st 1t 10 In one word . cu-e;it 10 not merely
Ass' relief and In no sense cure ali: Il
Is the product Of scien .ific research aad was
devised through the patient balancing Of
effects.
ID It 10 in its full develop pmsnt that which
sfengthens wnilo it so0thes and sub-
dues, heals and cures; hence It literally con.
quers pain.
2d 1t 10 not an auaesthetio TO dsaden for n
W. moment IN isolated pain or 10 he: its
effects are curative and permanent, ana 10
tho vhoic group Of muscular mis cries and
nervous 9 Jnies,it ac.s - . remedisl AZ emit
4th It. not merely . rubefaoisnt to irrl.
tate the outer surface, nor is II mere
ly an tmollient or embrocation TO soften or
relax constructed muscle, but in It's sptcl
nc scthn It combines tho tpeeihc properties
Of the Dest OF these, with g superior, cura.
tive virtne suporaQ ted.
Eth 1t texerts an influence persuasive, not
osAi' rash, insinuatinB anu Lot arsu IL
penotratcs deeply but gently; .ssarcningiy
and surely. teokiny the pAia SPOT IN an oil
fort TO conquer.
etb IL subduss easily, foothes Instantly,
OsAA cures permanently. Aach constita.
ont OF the for rnuia has q recognised inirin
sic virtue 10 tho direction OF o,mbinsti on
| 70 servo must surely the cure Of pam.
Every application gives relief; every bot.
| ge cuatains cure; every bottle tested as 70
| quality: every genuine b ,ttle bears the
| nrm's facsimile signature; every home IN
America knows It's value; every spoken Ian
guago knows It's name; every lournslitt
every Chemist nnds It perfect. sold bJ
Dru. gists and Dealers. frloe MY cents pei
bottle.
THE OHAkLES A. VuGELER CO., Bal
| tinoIe, Mi.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
SALT RWrUM CURED.

l was troubled with salt Rheum for q
numbcr OF years, so that the skin entirely
'sme oil one OF my hands from the finger
tips to the wrist 1 tried remedies and ooc-
tors prescriptions to no purpose until l
Commenced taxing Cuticura Remed les, and
now AIN entirely cured Il. I. PAhKEk,
31s Northampton st., Boston,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
SKIN { SCALP
Cleansed, Purified ana Bcauiife
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing the SKIN and Scalp Of Dis-
hzurins nun ors, for slay ing tchirg, Burn.
lns and lntiamm alton, for curing the first
,Vmptoms OF EczeuA, Psoriasis, Milk Crust,
sealy Heal, ScrOtuia, ana other inherited
skin and Blood Diseases, OUIlCJkn, the
great Skin Cure, and Outicura soap. an ex-
luisite SKtn Beautifier, externally, and
uuticura Resolvent, the new Bike Further,
internally are infsllible.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
ITCHING. sCALY, PIMPLY.

tos the last year have had species Of
Itching, soaly and pimply bumors on my
face to which have applied great many
methods Of treatment without succsss, and
Outicura
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, o.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
WM,B,SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market SIS,

All the balance
of our stock of
White and Col0red
P | a i d Muslins-
White Lace Stripes
ard Plaids-White
plaid and stripe Ca
BILE Cords are now
marked at a big re.
duction to close the
season.
There's many de-
sirable and very
handsome styles in
these lines, the quail
tiles are unsurpass-
ed, being imported
direct. For ladies',
c h i | d en- S and
misses wear they
are good always
and this is an oppor-
tunity you should
not miss.
Lace Plaid I6c. down t.
I25.
Lace Plaid o5c. d5wn tt
II.
Lace Plaid SOC. down Il
Lace Plaid 35c. down te
22.
Cable Cords 35c. down t.
~.
Gable Plaids 35c. down tt
22.
A small lot O
yard wide Wamsut
ia Muslin, slight!
imperfect, reduced
to SIC. from 121c.
A few yet of Car
reau D'Organdies--
Ecru, Blue an(
Pink, Sc. from Is.
What we have
yet of wide Flounc
ing one-third off il
price to close. Som'
good styles left.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
A COMpLETE CURE.

have suffered all nv life with skin dis-
,ases OF different kinds, and have never
ouni permsnen. relief, until, by the advice
u a lady friend, used your valuable Quit.
'ufa Remedies. i gave them thorough
trial, using SIX bottles OF tho Cuticura Ke-
solvent, two boxes OF Cuticu' "a and seven
,akes OF Uuticura soap, and the result was
.ust what / had been teld IL would boa
complete curs
BELLE WADE, Richmond Va.
Reference, q. W. Lanmer, druggist
kichmOpO. Va
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

Mira CrOnk LIN dlctal

CHICAGO, July 20.-Mrs. Ada Cronk.
who was arrested here some time ag) for
shipping young girl to her alleged hus-
band in New York for improper purposes,
was indicted to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Dutfea Abolished 4,

MADRID, July 20 The government
has abolished the Cuban and Porto
Rican export duties ON sugar, spirits
and honey.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

Miss Annie B. Hoffecker, saleslad y
with D. Ross, 116 Market street. will
leave this city to-day for New York
where she win spend several days
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Arrested Under tho Grimes Act.

ATtebbou Ohuor bhO OhhAoo fAoe'
DUBLIN, July 29-Daniel Sheehan,a
nephew Of Mr.. Shsehaa, member OF
Parliament for Kerry has been arrested
ut Killarney under the Crimes sct. He
10 charged with assaulting bailiffs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
WIN be Open Tonight.

Powell, the well known fish dealer In
the Third street market, has O solendid
supply 20 day, and will be open until
10 O'Clock to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

The new hotel which is to be bnilt In
the city Of Baltimore by Robert Garrett
will be seven stories high and is to cost
$500, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
L. XcuT sion

Gouley's grand popular and sigh:
seeing excursion goes out next Thurs
day, August 4; fer particulars SEQ sd.
vert.semen
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

When baby was sics, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Chila, she cried for Castorla
When she became Mics, she clang TO Csstoria
tori.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
A sudden pei

Joseph Butler, 4 eppBSD , r b
hand ou the p, W. ".,rtp "
quite suddenly j's,s s,r, I
He was engaged 81 si,i s,iaa
over Eleventh stree, XII ~ b
very much OgS'G ,.s .as 'Is Iiss,sSst, ~
ped work with sls l,s,.Srlb ,a'p .
his homs a. Thlt'sT,scc III. TD,c.sI
streets. BE had noi s,ll and
he staggered and 'ei''
mes was o CORPSE. =, vu !,
u'eS Coroner Bsrnh!'l ,S',',s WI
this morning gave a crt.'is ~. u
from heart disease. . see,.mpsoysI
Of wears. apd Tsr ,,,..n wv, ), ia
I leaves tbr, o chlidIsD, itso,i,
brs tun, lone by the ss'0''' i
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

The Shah Of Persia TO visit Europe.
LONDON, July 20 The Shah OF
Persia will start In April rext upon
six months tour Of the Industrial CEN
tres of Eurtpe.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

Cuticura Remedies are sold evorywhero
Soap, 70 cents. Prepared by tho Potter
Drug and Dhemt teal DO. Byston, Mass. Send
fer "How to Cure skin njseaaes."
GkItUC Pimples, Stin Biomishes. aud
Uhu ID J., Baby Aumora, cured by Cuti'
cura Soap.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
could on for . Cruise.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Jay Gould
sailed last evening on hts yacht for
New London. He Ii expected TO be gone
about two week.,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
or n. A. DAUPRIN.
ldtrsss Registered Letters to
NEW ORI.EAES NATIONAL BANK
Now Orleans, ha.

pEMTMQEp Thst tho presence Of
M W EM DEN Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are in charge Of tho draw.
ings, is a guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what Dnmbers will draw Q Prize.
Prizss is GUARANTEED By FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
and the Titkets ste signed by the Presi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognized IN to- highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of ans limitations or an
uoymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
NO MEDyCINE LIKE THEM.

We have sold your Outicura Remedies
ior the last six years, and no medicines on
our shelves give better satisfaction.
y. 4. .AIHERTON, Druggist, Albany, N y.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

LfOR RENT-A 7-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
Y hot and coli water. oaIA and gas;'ont
sl4 II onth. lnq afro at 3l3 l.. htn 81. 1880 So
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
SJACoRS OH
The GREAT REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
CURES

Rheum atism, Neuralgfs, sciAtica, Lum-
bsgo, Bsckaohe. Headache, Tooth
ache, sore Throar, sweiiiDg.,
Frostbites, spraiDs, Btuises,
Burns and Scalds,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Mn, cross P'''''.,|

CORK, July % ,, -d9' II 'sn.
vast was believed was I.ps p0i'ynlrSss
eiaded snnH' : to day, }, nl5s 15s t'hs''@
gnysisiassit ESs sSsss that %s sstrys,1',11ss !y,, ,11ssa''
1SunG The cGo'roonsr's nc jury ,lGn 5isdsIrs poisos
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

wv IANrfD-.PANTa aLd ESr M MAkEkS
~ at MI Lain X SUNS, sixth and
Marke. streets, steady work to good hands.
ly30-3tt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5U, 900.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
tho Arrangements Tor all the Monthly ana
SelnrAnhual Drawings OF The Louisiana
StAts LOTTERY Uo., and IN pvrson manage
and contIol the drawings themselves, and
that lae same arc conducted with honesty,
harness and In so0d faf.b toward all pArtie-,
Anu NO authorize the company 70 uoe tnt
oortinc&to, win lao slmiIes Of our sis lutuIs,
kItacned, in It's ssovertisomsnts."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
!. TRIP to kD'''',|

John Psrkss e, 'So : oo'c;oCi y
left this city Il ~ in Srast
tSo tS' : steamer 5ss ifs'r,.lpesi As.iiI,,' ! -.
ssi'srns5a sa1s 'S5 M \. II .I,'s p,'1eII !
S3,lt 20 r'tsisa' oins, p;'Ps,e,p Pseps o % ~
20 esntem Der. ~a
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30

"ANTtD-A WHTe; BOY To RUN
wv errands. Apply at tish stalls. sth
street uarket. iy;O2.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
WHEW !

But it is hot, and no
doubt you want to be
comfortable.
Go to Mullin & Son,
Sixth and Market, and
get for yourself a Thin
Suit, or if you don't
want the whole suit
you can get a Thin
Coat or Coat and Vest
for almost a song. They
have left a good assort-
ment of Seersuckers,
Mohair an d Alpaca
Goats and Vests. They
also have a big lot OF
Linen end Mohair
Busters.
Also for the boys
Thin Coats and Pants,
Flannel Shirts, Shirt
Waists, etc.
There never was a
better chance to get a
Coed Suit made well
ard quickly; not SO
many goods to select
from DIS now.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-30
Fell Into n ~,

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Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Funeral Director.

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THE OHAKLES A. VuGELER CO., Ba
tinoIe. MI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-12-01
PERSONAL.

j. j. Whitetmore, of Ortonvilie,
was in the city last Friday.
L. II. Wellington took trip to
Browns Valley last week.
A. S. Brisbine visited Morris last
Friday on his way northward.
F. b. Chew went to Graceville
Tuesday afternoon OH legal business.
tn. Young, Of Benson. transact
ed legal business in town last Satur-
Arthur Thorpe took . trip to MIN
neapolis the latter part of last week.
F. Stewart Pott, representing the
Pioneer Press circulation department
is in tewa-
Miss Annie Flaherty, sister of our
ccunty attorney, is visiting relatives
in Morris.
E. w. Randall left ON Tuesday at
the solicitation of telegram announ.
ing the death of w. +. Kingsbury.
A. S. Crossfield, beaming legal
light of Browns Valley chatted with
a few of our townsmen on Friday be-
tween. trains in his return home.
John Flaherty, Of Chiffon. Wis,
arrived Tuesday morning for visit
with his brother. S. A. Flaherty.
Hon. Luth Jaeger. late democratic
candidate for secretary of state, was
in town yesterday afternoon. He
does duty as deputy collector of in
ternal revenue.